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1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise ,no
ARRANGEMENTS for all the Monthly and Semi. t re
nual Drawings ofthe Louisiana State LOTTERY CON-.
psny, and In person manage and control The
drawings themselves, and that the saline are Con.
toward all parties, and we authorize the comnsnr
Z, use this Certificate, with fac-s!niles OF orr 50
natures attached, In lis advertisements"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-17

has been or is brutal, extravagant and
against tine public interest"
Pending the consideration of which, on
morton O! Mr. Ficurnor. the joint resolu-
tion was made the special order of business
for tomorrow at o'clock p. IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-17

there.
W. II. Griffin and MIS-. J. +. Whitaker.
who elcped together ON the morning OF the
and, are believed to have gone TO Roanoke.
Va. rs Griffin, short time previous to
his departure, made inquiries about the
superintendent OF the railroad shops at that
place. The deserted husband has written
to the superintendent ysArcd to inform
ing HIM of the situatisassFud requesting
that he notify the authorities, should thcg
appear there, aud have khcm placed under
arrest. lie has ALSO inkituted Proceedings
for divorce.
1t is reported at RaVenswood that John
Scarberry, constable % Washington dis
trict, jackson county, was found at some
point on the road leading from Ripley to
his residence last Tuesday morning. dead.
lie attended to some huSiness in Ripley
on Monday, and started home in the eve
ninO on horseback, and the SuppOSition is
that he was thrown and instantly killed.
He was man of intelligence and well
respected, and such an ending of useful
life is sad.
On Saturday, the LIST inst. Mr.. John
Bland, of Greenbrier county, while cross
ing the mountain from the County Infrm-
airy to the valley of Peters mountain, lost
S2T2.50 which be had about his person.
He had just concluded a settlement with
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

Pabiie sentiment a. Cincinnati has
scored Que victory rsceatly, aud It Is 10
b hoped IL Will rsmsin strong and
he1lthy enough - GONE % victorious IN
other encounters. la inducing the Exc
oasivs Labor Committee OF the new
Union Labor party 70 change = County
Convention from SUNDAY TO Saturday Ia
that city. Cincinnati has done 4 great ser
vics 10 the isbor element more than any
othsr. ior the holding ot sueh a cOnvsn
ton 90 sunday Is The entering Of the thin
end of the wedge which would soon cause
employers 10 ovsn their shops on that
day AMI obligs their msn 20 LABOR. n
the lsboring man wants sunday 70 him
sslf D. vill have % % pretty careful how
he observes It.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09
WEST GRAND RAPIDS.
A Resident of GoId-st. Visited by BarKlars.
-Personal Matters.

A Resident of Gold-st. Visited by Burglars.
-Personal Matters.
John I. McMullen. residing on Gold-st..
reports that on Monday night bis house was
entered by burglars. aud SO was taken ont
of the room in which he was sleeping. SO
of which Was in his trousers pocket. The
night hawks gained sn entrance by remov-
ing a sash from rear window. A valuable
Newi0und.a dog which he owned was
also found dead In tee back yard. The dog
was killed by being struck by some blunt
instrument over the head. Mr.. NcMullen
says be has Il suspicion - 20 who the bur
glars are, but intends to keep bis suspicious
10 himself for the time being aud do little
detective work on his own hook.
Mrs Melan, Of ~ Stockiag-st, has return.
ed from Fort Wayne Ind. where she went
last Saturday TO .ook after her husband
who. she supposed had deserted hsr owing
10 a letter which she received from her
sister there stating that xr Meian had been
there and after getting $ from her, had left
Tor parts unknown. and that the police was
then locking for him. Mrs. Aelsn. how
ever. found her husband working there at
his trade. that IF a sign painter. as he b al
contemplated when he left and consequent
Is she returned home with a much lighter
heart than when he went awsy.
Nearly ior,y Young ladies and gentlemen
called at lie residence of Miss Maud Moul-
ton. on Wesf Bldge-st.. about 10 o'clock
Monday evening. jus, rs the young IA iy
was about 90 retire, TO remind her of her
nineteenth birthday. After refresh ments
we're served general jollihcstioR was the
order until an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
Mr and Mrs J. IL Darling. Of West Full
t0n-st, returned yesterday from the Sunny
South where they have been spending the
Winter. They speak warmly of the South.
bat they still say there IS no place ike
home
Ms. Roemer, OF Alpine who was 50 serl
ousiy Injured some tine since in runaway
together with her husband. is slowly recOv
ering from her injuries.
Some OF the bird fanciers7 on the West
Side sre making arrangements for cock
ing main. 10 come oil in the near future.
Miss Sarah Radcliffe who has been visit
ng friends on Fo1rth st for some time
left for ker home a. Jackson yesterday.
VIM r Meyers. Of West Leousrd-ss.. hs.
gone 60 CnautauQu1. y y, which place h'
intends 10 make biz future home.
Miss ! ella Williams. of Detroit il spend
i1g few days vitn friends on West Bridge
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Sqniers & Smths orchestra will give .
hOp az Germsnia Hail tonight
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

The dssth Of HsSEy WARD BkEcHzs
came too soon ~ permit him % accom-
pl,sn . work which Il va recently an
nonnesd hat he had decided 10 undsr-
take and which would bsen a source OF
sAsssfsc<ion ~ his frissds aud admirers.
Hs ~Llss Of Christ was nearly com
plsssd. and. DO proposed a. soon ss this
vas doas 10 write carsial susObioz
rspay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

"a vi - seen b. our Lansing d.
patches this morning she Charter Amend
nsnfs have sxaln been amended 1hAt q
10 say tbsy have been changed consider
sidsrably bg tie Coamittes since tho osli
eas sDgrosssd ia ths hoase. NOs the
people Of this city voa-d Ike to know
what ths changes ars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

The landshas saich occarFsd at
Chez. Ca. the olhsf day All .sit bsre
aro.d strsazs 81 White quartz carrylns.
apparently, very iarss gercsnisge of
gold MI canss pf0spectofs 10 other
regions l0 pray sbaf they to- LAY have .
s.t.fs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09
aKIr v,. - :. 81 IvenIerIsaa.

Brg'nniu- wiia 49fn yrro~ afternoon W.
Joseph \. Eea1s vi.l present Grip Van
Wnke afthe Won ieriani theatre f7r the
remainder N his Engagement. Mr keane
appeared a this character ai Redmond g
Opera Hcuss f1uF elrs aro. aa1 TEs high
iv egmp'iuara u by ths .eUai prsss A..
keale - sDns'.1n is similsr - Jefferson 3
in concept'aa. and one sBrs - winning ibe
st,pntisn offhs enoHc NJ Kesue j. tbe
Only ater aside from jefferson Fho has
woa rec -, tipn and rssgec, .a thil c1arac
tsr cons ierins fhs Fos8 impression he
male here ln als former visit is essaTsnce
that ail Nho stfeu3 The Wonder aud this
week VIII de in'eresfed AMI pleased
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

Tie sac of rsssrgsd seats for the barrett
enzazeusnt commences - spfsser &
Hogad me. store tts morning. A isrgs
number 81 ticEst SPECTATORS viii - or
hani ga they hare been waiting sronn4 tie
Arcste sii liTht maDV 90 t1s1l ha7 i8E
been g1ers - cs1gs Ass evening 80 a.
te nave fi4,r NsrHes ia h-st Iae spec1ss-
l3rs are of p a1ss f-cn 81 70 ~ years ~
azs Ia fhis eaF taev maze cod stsse.
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ssf a1t ls ->4ueafF tae slvru e. Bar
r-if ~ ans such srssgea = lpake1 sor-
wsrd - n them FllE xreat ir eTesF
DAT fs1 6 see ~ He-s@ .aos Tarnics
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

Oaiy t4s eang1nan caa s-1leisniiy
sssngs saen = lslibssals. pre1siisAsst
nns.isf a. rhAs oo1aasittsi - L.oCi= EeK-
EEsDAFsnz st BslEa0at ca Sunday night
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

The Chicago Socialists mghs - we'll
have sagsd shsir breath tas other day. II
they are IA favor of tns measure noS
p>ndinx 10 the Illinois LsKislaiars con-
c-rnsng 10 punishment q tbs authors q
infammatory or mcsadiAEy speeches or
writings that would De = great argument
AgaiBst tie BAL. Queer they doa :
Hka II
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09
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MONDAY, MARCH Z.
O a Il q y rip g B II.
Extraordinary fuesselDoai o. TIE orcai
F0RREsg A CAKROLAs
ID RAeeS lN Tt-F WOODS NJ
DURLEsQUN SOMitiNAflo1 y
Con gr.sirs he oioeinF Sio- famous hsesla.ss
krtisis
The Worlds Pfemief Nsnu4losnis
q ~ WILLIAMS
introducing az eadsurf array of stw spe eTlS ma
festues. also hsstn.ng chslses. et%-
The Eaasiic Swels
BAsTLfrT a IobEAfkH.
Ksnrs OF 6rutss4ue Limbef KicfinG song snc
Dance Artist
The Ceiebrsted Tshlssur vlvsnis
nffOkkLsT a CARROLL
In swendrous PsffernancF.
The premisrs ~ Diversified sp~osiaie.
soNIERs wALTfks.
The ooeeu Of sfaginr Me.eou.
Mss EMMA nce..
speclsl Engagement of ibe 6fca, ssl1 Only
SAB NY.
OUR OWN STOCK COMPANY:
Lew Tafum. fonpnse Esy Ma soAreen. "a
uli.ies Nant cite q oiHe Sherwood lisa
fegel- TIE Vernon sisisss-
THE yPs1 CAMP.
The Sev Yofk Bafissgus Rage
BABES IN TrE WOODS.
2-6rsno MslaD-s, Wednesday aad saturday,
Prices of Adnissson 25c. gsc
Prices 81 ksf.pees-.nc. lsc. l0c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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state ~ rehiEsn CsunfF af Kerf a.
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belief HsnFEs He1lTs1ss Cssii}ff.
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p IDEr1c Efe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

- u't fsi' g. <ee TIE II -ss ~10e Turning
coates al bsdl1oae's : toatEht
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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falrt'.f q ioeH tifFs feasa8n gwen 81 81. slt.s
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09
10. Of Bank 2,s90
REPORT or THE CONDITION
Or THE-
OLD NATIONAL BANK,

or Grand Rapids. in the state Of Michigan,
a. the close Of business,
March 4. 1887.
RESOURCES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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w confeatcnfef fiiii oi fsIast 49, llfbf aasise.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-09

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Go tUbom Ut ftlan Concern.

NOTICE FOR kINDRED.-lt llehilc'tss
~ McHals formerly Heuretta Limpeouy. OF the Nvse
Exeter spinster her ISSUE will communicate VIA a is
will hear something 10 her or their
SAID Henrietta McIIae IL daughter OF no ert Lup.
late of the Cltv OF Exeter umbrella maker anu s ~
Samuel Ltmpenny OF Heech Avenue. Bssiorn n-.a
Borough Of Nottingham gontleman deceased shc .rs
T. MclIae a Sapper Her Malestys ROYAL hnsnoSi. t
who was Her Majrstys Service on te IN.
day OF August l-64 and IL IN believed subsequently
Wv" NV ~ PAKR & BUILEh,
Bank Chambers, Beast Market Hill, nottingham. Soc..
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4 NUMBER of Grand. Upright and square
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new. and fully warranted will bs So AZ tNDs' f'a'''
Wu KNhBE& co,
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IL ANSAS CITY, X KANSAS.

A RAPIDLY Developing CITY WITHIN KANSAS. Kansas
only separated from Kansas CITY, Missourr
artificial distinction OF tho state Line The Kansas
emptieS INTO The Missouri River snehaf mile
west OF this line Wyandoe Armstrong and ArmonrdaIe
their post Offices bnt the three. with the former
City. kansas legally consolidated. Tho pop.
uatiOn il 3r,O0J.
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